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The loan was backed by a Treasury-secured Marshall Islands bond, priced at SOFR plus 10 basis points, and renewed itself every hour, weekend included. No loan size was disclosed.
Qualified U.S. investors can now hold the bank's MONY and JLTXX fund tokens on Solana. One of the two funds is built to hold reserves for stablecoin issuers.
The bank is folding a custodian it helped start into its own securities-services arm. That's another sign big banks want to hold crypto themselves, though nothing changes yet for US customers.
Securitize’s collaboration with NYSE points to the next stage of tokenization: integrating onchain rails with established market institutions instead of trying to replace them. The strategic bet is that real adoption will come from operational upgrades, not ideological disruption.